The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser in Plain English
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I found that I could not even stand straight;there seemed to be a "tight cord" or "drawing" from my left sideextending down into my groin, accompanied by great soreness.
After repeated attempts, with my body inclined to that side and yieldingto the drawing, I finally succeeded in walking--a violent trembling allthe while in the parts affected.
Three months after the birth of my baby, I tried to take hold of myhousehold duties--then my troubles increased, and with them came aseries of "Doctors' ...bills. " I consulted two of the best physicians, besides trying all the medicinesI heard tell of, that were recommended for such diseases; but failed inobtaining a cure from any of them; my relief was only temporary. Mycondition was growing worse each day; the womb was so low and the"bearing down" weight so great that I could scarcely stand on my feet atall. I was irritable and nervous with a dull headache and constipation;hands and feet cold and clammy, except the palms and soles; a burning ontop of my head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I found that I could not even stand straight;there seemed to be a "tight cord" or "drawing" from my left sideextending down into my groin, accompanied by great soreness.
After repeated attempts, with my body inclined to that side and yieldingto the drawing, I finally succeeded in walking--a violent trembling allthe while in the parts affected.
Three months after the birth of my baby, I tried to take hold of myhousehold duties--then my troubles increased, and with them came aseries of "Doctors' ...bills. " I consulted two of the best physicians, besides trying all the medicinesI heard tell of, that were recommended for such diseases; but failed inobtaining a cure from any of them; my relief was only temporary. Mycondition was growing worse each day; the womb was so low and the"bearing down" weight so great that I could scarcely stand on my feet atall. I was irritable and nervous with a dull headache and constipation;hands and feet cold and clammy, except the palms and soles; a burning ontop of my head.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pierce Ray Vaughn to read onlineMoreLess
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